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    is passed the involvement of exporting fossil fuel gases such as LNG, liquefied natural gas, will lead to disrupting the climate for years to come (3). With increased exports of LNG, the issues of fracking will lead to an even higher rate of pollution of water and air. In addition, In A Dirty Deal, scientists have stated that fossil fuel need to stay in the ground or it will destroy the earth. TPP would give natural gas industries more business in the United States by letting them export it to…

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    The Engine of Evolution Natural selection is the engine that drives evolution. This mechanism causes those organisms that are "abnormal" to live through an environmental change, making them the "new normal." According to the Theory of Evolution, over time this can cause an organism to change into a completely different life form. The evidence of natural selection has been documented in history but not enough that to reclassify its species. Our ecosystem is susceptible to continuous and rapid…

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    Also to be considered is how DEEWR, (2009) supports sustainability education and how it is important for children to exposed to nature and natural materials in early years. Furthermore, DEEWR, 2009 also establishes a practice that needs to demonstrate in early childhood settings which are the learning environment, and it is explicitly mentioned that natural resources and also teachers need to allow optimal exposure in every aspect of the daily runnings. Teaching…

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    For generations upon generations people around the world have asked the question, “If god is good, why is there evil in the world?”. On first observation of this simple question one sees what seems to be a fundamental flaw in the Christian belief. John Hick attempts to solve this life- changing question and prove that it has no effect on the essential belief of God. He defines this “Problem of Evil” in the following dilemma: “If God is perfectly loving, he must wish to abolish evil; and if he is…

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    Christians must use their understanding of humanities relationship with God, in order to fulfill His orders to take responsibility for the community of creation. Pope Francis’ Encyclical letter ‘Laudato Si’ aims to bring light current destruction of our global creation. Christian anthropology gives an understanding of the human person, formed through interactions and relationships with others. Christians have formed these interactions to form relationships with creation. The Encyclical refers to…

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    regulation have all contributed to an unhealthy impact on our environment. Although, natural gas production has been in existence for many decades, the act of hydraulic fracturing on a commercial level is relatively new. Fracking, having been pioneered by the Mitchell Energy and Development Corporation when the company developed a hydraulic fracturing technique that produced large commercial volumes of natural gas from shale around the year 2000. www.eia.gov In many western states including…

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    drawing from the article? Answer: (a) ‘Making ES operational’ means not only acknowledging the existence of ES but also main streaming it to the decision making and putting forward a valid argument for bringing in the framework for valuing ES to guide natural resource management and setting up the right institutions. These institutions further create incentives so that decisions made by individuals, corporations, government promote shared values towards environment protection. (b) One of the…

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    This is what some individuals say once they browse the news regarding the forest haze, deforestation, extinction of flora and fauna and warming. They accuse in vogue innovation, the materials and ideas created inside of the most recent century to help people in their exercises, for the crumbling of environment. The biological cycle has been greatly bothered by the improvements gathering have accomplished. In spite of these assertions, we should dependably stop and assume, will popular innovation…

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    Water: Taken for Granted Water is present on more than seventy percent of the Earth’s surface. It is found in almost every part of the world, whether it is clear and glistening on the beaches of Florida or murky and muddy in the Amazon River. This mesmerizing liquid is able to take the form of a liquid, solid, or a gas which makes it universal solution. The presence of water in the lives of humans is as vast as the universe because it is at the epicenter of sustaining life. It is often said that…

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    On Nov 30 when diplomats met in Paris for the climate talks many of them will be talking on how to lower the emissions from coal, oil and natural gas. Only a few will be arguing about the carbon-storing forests the Amazon and the Congo. It appears that the destruction of trees and vegetation is releasing more CO2 than transportation. When it comes to the CO2 being sucked up the Amazon easily takes up a quarter of that but with that being said the storage amount has dropped a third or more since…

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